The intelligencer., 1887-10-29
THE ALTAR.

Married-At Wellington, LAFAYETTE county
NO., October 27, by the Rev. W. T. East
wood, Mr.. AMERICUS GALE and Miss
KATIE REID DUCK.
- In Waterloo, Iowa, October 10, Or.
W. B. GRAHAM, of Higginsvllle, and Miss
ETA MORRILL,.
- In Bates City, Lafayette county Mo-,
October ls, Mr.: J. NJ, CHARLTON and
Miss ADDIE LESLIE.
= In st. Charles. NO., October Il. Mr..
WM. G.. HEITMEYER. formerly of this
city, and Miss CHRISTINE EISERER.
- In this city, October 6, by Rev. W. A.
Crouch, SIR. f, E. SOUTHWOOD and Mrs.
ELIZABETH FOLKER.
In Kansas City, No., October &C. Rev.
BREVARD D. SINCLAIR and Miss TELU.
LAH X. BA1R, daughter Of Mr.. Jerry Bair,
formerly OF this city. Mr.. Sinclair is pastor
OF the Presbyterian church. at FOwlervile,
n. T.. but was formerly resident of Kansas
City, where he practiced law.
- Near Corder. Lafayette county. Mo-,
recently, Mr.. JOEL w. GREER and Miss
MAGGIE E. BOOTH.
=" Near Corder, Lafayette county, Mo-,
MARY A. BERK. - ''''> - S'
| at Waverly, Lafayette county, Mo-,
~ Hctooer 20. BY Rev. E. u. Morrison, # the
M W.. y. .,eI cnusca, South. Mr.. WALTER HART
| - ~'ss ~ An o1NE ES.
ho- a. In this city: Thursday evening, Octo-
NJ a. ~ Tue residence of the brides father,
Nj MMr; MORGAN 3. BAKER and MISS LET. LET
LIZ q: Davis; also Mr., BENTON LEE
fnaNDEh fN,,1 and Miss STELLA DAVIS. The
h.eingsacer haSt ,,;sh extends congratulations and
W. Telrs1 10 this Ma city, October %. by Elder g
ALICE, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Wolf. ''
Mr.. Weiss and his bride who how. ho,,,
oeen Drought up in this community have
niaoS ir'ends who wish for them much han.
piness in their new relation. NAV their
pathway through life be strewn with roses.
IT, n Near this city. October 26, bv the Rev
w. II; mcclure. MIR. CHAS. j, RIJSSETi
snd MISS SALLlE E. DULING.
Mr.. Russell Is a son of DR.. j. g. Russe,1
ana worthy young gentleman. and his bride
Is most estimable lady. The Young neonIe
begin life under most promising susnices .na
the lntelllgencer wishes them a full realize.
tion of their fondest hopes.
IN st. Louis, October %. nv Rev
rather Power Of the Church of The ir,r ss
uiate conception. Lieut.. NJ. .LINDLEY WmmE
and Miss MAMIE GREEN. daush,er ,,f NJ
| Thos. Green, OF No. 1914 Locust st,ea, Hs =,
The wedding was yery bril,tsn, o,o
the acc 'unt of it in the Republican Is n,,,, s.,i
extended one. From it we take the LII fn,,oa al
ing 'Ao '''o" :
Quite the most brilliant house weddna ..
the fall was that Of Miss Mary Eliza5et, u,
9reeh 4 aIu Lieut.. NJ. Llndey Wood of The
United States navy, which was ceIehr.taT
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at the brids.
home, 29l4 Locust street. The bride IL ths
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tbos- q rasm
and has been much admired in societv -
her debut, few brief seasons past IN e
groom sr1 Is "a i0rmer st: Loulsan, sou OF Judge
William T. Wood. of Lexington. the oIdsst
lawyer in the state. The floral decor,i;onI
were of the most lavish and tasteful char >
ter. AL the very entrance of the broad hal,
they began =. "''
AS the strains of the wedding g-msrcb no.
gan Inc bfldai party swept do Hn the stairway,
the groom and his best man, I,eu, w
Caperton. y. $. n. entering the dr,win..
room by the front door and taking places .,iIb
Father Power within the bower 10 ava, ,h .
coming of the bride and her attendants who
an came through the library. passing under
doors. the brides brothers, James and TI.n.'
Ireeh' parting the white ribbons fer iIa WI.
ding party to pass through. First came the
groSmsiaen, Lieut.. Henry Morrell, Lieut.. "
q. WILCOX, Lieut.. A. II. e. Russell and En-.
sign +. II. Tillman, all belonging to tha n
n, and all in full dress uniform, hu, wi,,ont a.
their swords. They made a briIIian, uut ,nauina.
e1rdon US they stood IN rank. with I.ieuf'
W ood anu Lieut.. CapertOu heading the nile
fhen came the Dridemaids walking twn and
twoIMi,s Alice Cartan and Miss Nav Prsth.
er, Miss Eva Paddock and Miss Julia Smith
ana. ana lastly the bride with her maid of Lus,-
Miss Madeline HOrnsby. Ths groo,,, srsnnad
forward to neet the bride, and facing the
priest the ceremony began. Il was .nIcnun nus
fhe suu ptagtiui bet not long. and at its clo.s
the brides veil was thrown back hv her Ino,s
OF nohoF and the groom saluled his VIII. o1;,i.
s.rna h.ys alter Inc resen.y revived old fashion
o.cla,r Ie reeep'ioh an lasted until 73O and at
south, where they will visi, all the TO M n,s ud ,n
1hes Cie h III interest before going to Wssh.uginn
ony; wv where Lieut.; Wood is s.aisossd' W"
Inc bride and her mother haye on,, inc.
returned FROM European trip. dnrina ~, t's'
Mss; Mss Green had her trousseau prepsre', j,. IN
ssnob sas,s 6S tae most noed dress artists Of the
rIenen capital. Her gowns and hats ' .re .re
msrves OF beauty. many of the dresses .S hsia are
copies OF historic costumes, peihs